Who Said You Could Get Close to My Aunt?

Princess Chaoyang was sent far away to marry into the Northern Territories at sixteen. At twenty-one, when the new emperor ascended the throne and conquered the Northern Territories, he finally brought her home.

The young nephew everyone had once despised had become an emperor who held the lives of all under heaven in his hands. Chaoyang, who had once shown him great kindness, rose with him, receiving the exalted title of Grand Princess of the Glorious Dynasty and an estate of a thousand households.

People all said that the new emperor was cold and distant, with little affection for his family. He had killed his father, brothers, and other relatives, yet showed unwavering devotion to this one aunt of his.

So when Princess Chaoyang asked the emperor for permission to rekindle her relationship with her childhood sweetheart, it was hardly surprising that he readily agreed.

But who could have guessed that, just three months after the wedding, her consort would be accused of treason? Under pressure from both the court and the public, the emperor had no choice but to execute him.

The emperor pitied the princess for losing her husband yet again, and feared grief would consume her. He brought her into the palace to recuperate.

But Chaoyang alone knew that the golden halls and imperial curtains, the pearls and silks, were nothing but a cage he had built for her with his own hands.

On countless nights, this beast in human guise forced her into every kind of shameless act.

In a low, tender voice, he asked again and again, "Auntie, they're all allowed to. Why can't I?"

"Compared to all those dead men, who makes you feel better, Auntie?"

Note: Pseudo-incest. The female lead is not a virgin.

Theme: Put a stop to delusions before they take root.